Recover couch diy

10 ways to transform your old sofa

Recover a couch DIY!!!! THIS IS SOOO HELPFUL!!!:

Do you need an updated sofa on a budget? How about you make a slipcover. Here is a tutorial on how to make your own.

Upholstery for the lazy girl! When decorating, always keep in mind that no-one's going to see the bottom/back/inside. This is only one small step up from wrapping a loose piece of cloth over a cushion, but it does keep the cover tidy and in place. So: lay that piece of grey denim you're never going to make a skirt from, face up on the floor. Put the cushion more or less in the middle.

How to reupholster a couch with a staple gun. Easy NO SEW upholstery tutorial using an old Pottery Barn slipcover and staples.

Materials: Staple gun and lots of staples One large drop cloth (approx 10’x12’) and one long drop cloth (approx 4’x12’) **Measure your couch before purchasing material – you might need more or less than I used Fabric Scissors (or just good, sharp ones) Needle Nose Pliers Time, patience, and a sense of humor I really liked the look of the unbleached drop cloths from the hardware store. It’s a sturdy weave, the cloths are large enough that I don’t have to piece anything together, it’s all…

Firm up your soft couch in minutes with this handy way to replace the foam and cut it using an electric knife.

Discover budget-friendly ways to fix your old couch with this with these old sofa makeover ideas!

Let’s face it, a sectional slipcover can be pricey. The amount of labor, fabric and trim that goes into making a custom sectional cover is typically 2 to 4 times greater than what it takes to slipcover an average size sofa. The more sections, cushions, design details, and yardage = more moola. So, what if...

I love DIY, a lot. But I think all DIYer’s will admit that there is that one project that they would love to do but they are way to scared to try. Mine was reupholstering. I really wanted to …